Can a single decision by Donald Trump and Elon Musk sever Ukraine’s ability to resist Russia? As Kyiv endures daily strikes from Russia’s new motor-powered drones, Washington’s move to slow SpaceX’s Starlink service triggered immediate concern when air-raid warnings failed.
Starlink connectivity has reportedly returned to full speed, but key questions persist. Does Volodymyr Zelenskyy retain allies in Washington capable of influencing an administration that appears to favor energy deals with Moscow over support for Ukraine? Have Kyiv’s backers run out of options? Ukraine is striving to break free from eight decades of dependence on American defense. If it cannot assert its own agency, what happens to Ukraine—and to NATO and the European Union as we know them?
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